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| Belonging to, used in, or suitable to courts. |
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| Defines large group of simelar objects or people |
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| Individual Charactoristics |
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| Traits unique to a particular sample |
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| Locards Exchange Principle |
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| Any interaction leaves evidence. |
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| Describes evidence that is transient, easily picked up. |
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| Describes transient evidence that must be processed... i.e. dusting for prints. |
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| Electronic evidence about friles. |
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| Record of all processes and handeling of an exhibit. |
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| 7 parts used as precdents for handeling evidence. 1)Recorder capable of making recording. 2)Operator competent. 3)Recording is authentic. 4)No changes made to recording. 5) Recording properly preserved. 6)Identify all speakers on recording. 7) Voluntary given statements, not induced. |
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| Inadvertant or willful destruction of evidence. |
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| Alphanumerical coding of text in a document. |
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| Low privilage access to memory. |
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| Area of a disc devoted to a file but not used. Can be used in a pinch but not recommended. |
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| Extracts binary data and copies into a useable format. |
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| The actual data being recovered. |
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